Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-15
BUNKER HILL ITEMS.
Winchester fair was lovely.

Winchester fair was lovely.
Beautiful weather, is eyeryone's
first expression.
Rev. A. D. Gray has series OF
meetings in progress, at the nj. e.
Church, at this place.
The mill dam at this place that was
washed out sometime ago, Is being
rebuilt by Mr.. G.. M. Lamon.
Miss Mamie Gold contemplates Wis
iting friends at Hillsborough and Der.
ryville, Va, next week.
Mr.. j. B. Morgan, of Gerardstown,
returned home last week from few
days. visit in Washington and Balti-
more, he was accompanied as far as
Washington by his brother.
Maj. Chas. STICKY was in attend
ance at the agricultural fair at Wood
stock, Va.
Mr.. John Sencindiver has opened
quite promising store at this place,
on "Henson's Corner" -public
square, which comprises everything
in general merchandising, and we
hope he will have liberal
share of patronage; he has also a
store established at Rest, and also our
wide awake merchant here Mr.. J. T..
Fisher, has one at the same place; sue
cess to each of them.
Miss Georgia Rinker is visiting
friends in Winchester.
Mrs. Haney, of Winchester, and
Mrs. Julia Henshaw are paying a Wis
it to Mrs. J. FL. Rinker.
Miss Georgia Pitzer has returned
home, after visit to friends in your
place, and Mr.. VIM. T. Noll and fam
lily, on Tuscarora. She expresses her
self as having sslovely time"
Mr.. Brent Sencindiver is in our
village clerking for "cheap john"
We welcome him in our midst.
Religious.-Communion service in
P. E.. Church, Sunday afternoon at
$3.50, and in the evening at 1880. by
Rev E. L. Wilson.
Hon. G. M. Bowers, of Martins
burg, paid a short visit here on Satur-
day last; he is looking well and his
friends were glad to see him.
The new school house at Pine Or
chard is nearing completion, and it is
said the workmanship under the Sup
ervision of Messrs. John l.. Clenden-
ing and Seibert Cockrell, makes it one
of the best school houses in this end
of the country.
IF a man tells his wife she's Sec
ond hand rib done over and then
turns to Genesis for more information,
where do you suppose her IRE goes
to-? She should put (W) to that-'ire
and then she could have "bustle u
ing time on the clear, but instead
she has palpitation of the heart, &c. /;
who blames her? Chesnuts
Mr.. Geo. Myers. of your city, was
in the village on Monday attending to
business interests. .-..
A large barn and entire contents
were entirely consumed by fire two
miles South of Winchester Saturday
evening, belonging to Mr.. Jacobs.
Rev. j. P. Stump and Strother, OF
the M. E. Church, are holding reviv-
al meeting at GerardstOwn.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Muth and family, have
located at West end, in your city; we
are sorry to lose them from our
midst. .-
Rev. A. ID. Gring, who has been
visiting Mr.. Chas Lamon, has left for
short visit in your city.
Mr. Chas F. Laisle, Jr., is improv-
ing his home by the erection of a
wing, and cellar.
We will not be able to write longer
for THE HERALD, but we hope soon
to see news furnished from this place
by some of our fellow citizens, and
we assure them they will find it a
source of pleasure and great improve
ment, and we now wish to express
thanks to reporters and Editors for
courtesies shown us during the past
year, as they were much appreciated.
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